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la uucTy.

THE following letter was received
too late for publication last week.
Ed.
The rain and mud have disappear.
ed and snow has taken its place
Miss Sarah j. Sypolt, age 10 daught-
er of Clark Sypolt, farmer of this
district eloped with George Kelley,
age l6, of Olpihants Furnace, Pa,
who has been around here during the
winter. They were followed by Mrs.
Sypolt, the girls mother who found
them at ELEPHANTS and had them
arrested. Kelley was placed in jail
and the daughter brought home
The farmers in this community are
preparing to burn lime in the spring
j. c. Crane and c. II. Trcmbly
have opened their sugar camp
The farmers have done some blowing
during the nice weather.-J. C..
Sisler will move to Gifts saw-mill
this coming week.-Squire Sypolt
lost a fine COW a few days SINCE
Our school taught by G. + Bower is
progressing finely, Mr.. Bower is a
very good teacher Mr.. Benjamin
Freeland. age y years, of near I, IRA
Alta, drove to Mr.. James Tithering-
ton. of this place, for load of coal
last Friday morning, got his coal and
started for home, drove as far as J.
6. Sisters, which is about one mile
from the bank, where he was taken
suddenly sick and died about 5
o'clock p. m, Of same day He was
removed to his home on Saturday
and was buried in the Frceland CEN.
etory on Sunday morning at 10
o'clock Please excuse mistakes
as this is my first letter. II / see
this in print l will try and do better
next time.
Tom THUMB.
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Mr.. Jones. Of the firm Of Wick
cry Il Jones is now putting heater
in George Riders new residence.
The heater is OF tho most improved
pattern and shows superior workman.
ship upon the part of Mr.. Jones.
He is one of the most skillful work
man ever engaged in the business in
Kingwood. He is prepared to do all
kinds of tianing and roofing at short
notice and in the best manner.
The remains of Mrs. Thos. Muir
dock, Of Wichita, arrived in this CITY
yesterday, accompanied by her two
sons, NJ. NJ and II. Z. Murdoch, of
the Wichita Eagle The runeral ser.
vices were held at the NJ. +. church.
Mrs. Murdoch was a native OF
what is now West Virginia. Her
maiden name was Catharine Pier.
point. and she was relative Of Gov
Pierpoiut, of that State. She was
married to Thomas Murdoch little
over fifty years ago. In early life
she became q member Of the NJ F.
church, and kept the faith TO the
last She was one of the pioneer
Methodists of Emporia. ~ Emporia
kansas) Republican, Mar ,.
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His is the sunny temperament de-
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thick Of political affairs and social
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The Major could never be very
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To Subscribers.

All subscriptions accruing TO the
credit Of The ARGUS since May !,
1886, are due and payable o7ly tn
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Respectfully,
HENRY CLAY HYDE.
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al insertion.
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Chas. Y Bishop and Felix Elliott,
two Of Kingwood's entcrprising
young men have purchased Mr. elias.
NJ Bishops store and will hereafter
conduct the business under the firm
name Of Bishop 81 Elliott We wish
the new firm success.
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Lndic,. Lonk IIrrc

We otler advantages to cash buyci.> that
Will never bC found ian the beaten path OF
regular trade. We buy Immense iob lots
from bankrupt concerns who are forced
O sell, and our prices are mai, RFtISIvE.
and CURSuING Following we rive
facts end figures that rU not 08 cun1t
lie!
Ladies' elegant plush handbags. 4Or;
Russia pocket-hpokS .Sc lworih 1lcI: Al
ligutur specie purses, nlckCl frames bali
snap, large size, Pc; Ladies' tW,-hlCc
pen KulvoS, she'll handle, poe: Manicure
Knives, for the finger nails, Toe: Charm
Knives, Zoe; Gem carpet stretches the
best soc; Madame Louise hair ctimpcrs.
loc; Baby pins fine gold plated, with Ont
letters. Baby 'Duuug,' Pct, etc. poe
a pair (wOrlh 500; sterc>cupoS, fancy
hoods, 4Oc (worth 81; stcrosc5pic views.
American, foreign, comic, statuarV. aud
actresses. 5Oc per duE, worth S2;gilt edge
playing cards,auc pacl. worth 1lcI; rom
Thumb playing cards, Ice; lCnthoroatte
photo alOuuc,gilt edge. 25c Music boxes.
worry fine, 81 no; 'Nlkado' hanple brace.
lets latest thing ul iudicN' jr1CJisIU, 3uc on
era feather fans, cardinal. blue, pink; ur
white, bone sticks. 5Oc worth 81 21l. La
dies shears, uichlc plated, Is in, 20: Co.
orei photos OF actresses, 100 zach, for
25c; Sowing Machine oil lbe~t >peru,1
large bottles, Doc. Lubiu's ComplgXion
Soap, Zoe; 3 cakes Tor "a r: Iuhu'S Beam.
flying Powder, l2c' .Cu~mctiruo' for th,
hair, - Lyons tooth powder, largo bot
ties, l5' Petroleum jelly pomado, bot
Ties Tor -oc' Gcraplum eco, guO, % new.
and atsiug perfume SOC worth 75cI. Stol-
en- kisses ah extra fine perfume. Iuc
(worth 81; French shoe dressing. bcst
quantity, 3 bottles Tor Dos. IhcSc dyc an
great bargains. No ordcI filled for less
than one dollar. Handsome nickel watch
locket, chain and charm, oU I'm beautiful
satih-llned case, gjuc, Jrcc with every
blut oTdcI amounting to over zee dOlluIN
received during the next 80 days. AsaII
goods not satisfactory may be returned,
you ran 'lJ I'tSk In sonGihg as a trial order
Address THE EMPIRE NEWS co..
SNTngu-p y y
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County and State News.

We publish more new legal adj
vertisements this week. Read them.
Hon. Jno. p. Jones, of Terra
Alta, was in Kingwood on Wednes-
day.
The new asylum for the insane
is to be located at Spencer, Roam
county.
VIM. G. Brown has been on a
business trip to Grafton and other
points this week.
Read stones Organ Advertise
ment in another column. He will
do just what he says.
j. c. Crogan, of Keyser, was
visiting his brother p. j. Crogan, of
Kingwood, this week.
Mr.. ]. n. Bcrthy, one of New
burg's enterprising citizens, was in
Kingwood to-day.
-Dan'lR Jackson, who has been
seriously i'll for couple weeks is
now able to be out again.
DR.. Gay Fairfax, of Reedsville,
was in town to-day. He has been
sick for some time, but is now able
to be out again.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
l. Feather on March 3, a boy. To
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. L. Brown, on
March 4, girl.
"A post-oficc inspector by the
name of Maxwell was in Kingwood
on Wednesday. 1t is needless to say
that he found everything straight in
the Kingwood Office.
Mr.. p. A. Rohrbaugh left for
Wichita, Kan, on Monday last. He
carries with him the good wishes of
the Statesman and large number of
friends Martinsburg Statesman.
The extraordinary popularity of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the natural
result of its use Iy all classes of
people for over forty years. 1t has
proven itself the very best specific
for colds, coughs, and pu monary
complaints.
Died, on Februl ry 81, in Bal
timore, Md, of congestion Of the
lungs, William L., son Of X. NJ and
Sallie ShaFer, aged months and IA
days On the lst inst, the remains
were inferred in the Salem cemetery
at Carmel.
We have received the initial
number of The Echo, a paper edited
and published by the students of the
State University at Morgantown. 1t
is neat in appearance and able in con.
tents. Dolpha Jackson, Of King
wood, is the exchange editor.
Take Ayers Sarsaparlla, in the
spring oflhe year, to purify the blood,
inyigorate the system, excite the liv.
er to action, and restore healthy tone
and vigor to the whole physical
mechanism. Remember that quality,
not quantity, constitutes the mcdi-
inc.
Hon. w. II. Glover, Of Terra
Alta, was in town q few hours last
Tuesday.-John Meyer. Esq, of
Terra Alta, paid Grafton a business
visit on Monday.-Lee Kussart,
Of Kingwood, was in Groftsn Tues
day on his way to Wheeling
CGrafton Standard.
News reached Grafton Wednes.
day that the gas in the Newburg
shaft had again exploded that morn
ing, and was the theme Of converse.
ton for several hours Upon invcs.
tigation we learn that some gas in
the air balt that was recently sunk
hal exploded but no damags was
dome Grafton Standard.
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rnnr chiIarrn rndc stronr.

Don't you think your children are
troubled with worms Children are
often weak and puny form this cause,
There is no remedy equal To- Bore
mans Sweet Vcrmifuge rorrcmoving
these pests from The spstem. Sold
by an dealers 40 % scn.s. DO not
Doe put off with something else called
Just as good Feb. 9 Gm.
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IN INDEPENDENCE.

IN INDEPENDENCE.
Preston County, West Virginia, to
wit:
No, 3. A lot Of land whereon is
Jacob Fream's store and ware house,
and bounded by lot No 10, by lands
of William Elliott, and Baltimore 81
Ohio Railroad and the Morgantown
d Beverly turnpike road.
No, 4. Also lots No. 3 and % in
independence.
No. 5. Also a parcel Of land lying
between lost Nos. IS, %, 80, 81 and
80 and the road leading to j. w.
McGee's farm, running west 50 as to
reach an extended line separating
lots q and % and running east with
said road until Il intersects an extend
cd line bisecting lot No. 80, convey
ed by deed Of trust made by said
Fream to Philander Kemble, trustee,
on Both day Of Jan, 1851 which is
Of record in Preston County Court
Clerks ONCE
No. 6. Also a parcel Of land known
as part of lot No. 4, adjoining town
and part Of the John Howard land,
conveyed by +. A Day and wife TO
said Fream by deed dated goth Au-
gust, 1869
No. z. Also another lot No. 3, on
Towards plat Of said town, convey.
ed by Perry G. Minetr to said Fream
by deed dated the 10Th May, 1870.
No. 8. Also three other lots No z.
8 and 8 on Towards Plat Of said
town, conveyed to Fream by j. r.
Smoot, Commissioner ON 25th Jan.
1870
No. 9. Also two other lots No.
and 10 on Towards plat Of said
town, conveyed To- said Fream by j.
r. SmoOt, Commissioner.
No. 10. Also two other parcels
known as lot No 3 and the western
half Of lot No. on Towards plat Of
said town, being Che lots conveyed TO
w. Il. Beall.
The sale will be made by virtue Of
o decree Of the Circuit court OF Pres.
ton county rendered ON the 8th day
Of December 1885, I'm the chaucery
cause Of Adolphus Armstrong and
others We. Jacob Fream and others.
BENZ f. MARTIN,
March 1th 80. Special Commr
Bond and security has been given
by said Commissioned as required by
law. Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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sOmc,hing Yo" Ncca--snor,nomd.
yly?'

"Why?"
Because it will aid you moro q am any
thing else iuacquiring knowledge. BE.
cause II VIII help YOU To q good bU sinoss.
'HOw can 10 bo .carned2'
BY the aid of kook studied at home
and lessons by mail iron AN accomplish
cd teacher.
at what expense 2'
The uiting SUN OF 5000, including
book.
why so cheap when Colleges advor.
tlse the same couros of instructions for
So
Because now textbook J., used that
reduces the labor Of learning proportion.
ately To the difference in price uy tuo
system beng made simpler thtu hDroio-
fore and more practical. having tho cu.
dorsment OiouT Con gTessioual aud urlio.
siOAal reporters everywhere Together
with a over 1000 graduates OF our chain
Of Photographic Colleges. BOYS and
men on the .arm, In workshops and clsc~
whcre-girlS at homo i'm factories and at
school, have learned the ant in from
three To- six months study during spare
moments. Nh, scott Bovine whore 10y
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Write and ask for "A free sample copy OF
B,OCHc'S photographic MoHthiy aud fun
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- Clinton Place, New York, n y.
Nov. Ill
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Barton FOrtncy's barn was burned
Monday night Tie lives next TO his
cousin Thomas FOrtuey, whose barn
AS Gre few weeks ago. The fire
is believed 90 he thc work OF an in-
cendiory NOrly the FIRE 6cnd IS at
large.
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SUBSCRIPTION 4:

one dollar per year, invariably ian aG-
vance One dollar and tiny cents per
year, when not psid ina advance. These
terms will be strictly adhered Co I'm every
instance.
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Very Latest Patterns,

and quality prices
O. "
this b
potcpt, III sell
sell you piece oJowcy orpi Ia'n be To- be p"d H sou
q Of
o. ro rr
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Very Moderate

guarantee m ofuy work put ansrrrg
watch and 30 breaks before
new onc "ga grl watch should Dee cleaned
workman will do u from
one section to another man obuuc and honesty ouo down make
"A %
Gryou rsiycwarc, ggcmc cali.
My specialties Fine Repairing and Low Prices
Hoping be favored with good Share of IaI,rstc heretofore remain
Very respectfully yours,
F. G. HYDE, jeweer,
6'sI OdKLdND, nm
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Judicial Sale.
OF
LOTS OF LAND.

On Friday April 8 1887, a court
day at the front door Of the court
house Of Preston county, by auction,
to the highest bidder for one fourth
cash in hand, and the residue on a
credit Of one and two years, with in.
terest, and bonds with good security
required Of the purchaser, ! will sell
the following lots and parcels of land
situate
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THE WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS.
PnbII.Lei ErcIu Thlns.laV

AT KINswoJD, PRESTON COUNTY, y. VA
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The finest stock OF Watches your
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SWAMP LANDs.

We publish a communication in at
other column from Salem, giving some.
what u u history cfswsmp land matters
This is supposed to lc the view taken
of the matter by the lste state admins.
tratioa. We are not oonversant with
swamp land matters. Lut We join With
our CORES oadent in calling for full
and fair investigation of the whole sab
isst, but we do not believe the woI I
can be done properly while tho Lsgis-
lature is in session for want Of time
Would it not be best to appoint com
mittea to sis in vacation, aud when th'
work Is eonpletsd 10 report to the Gov
ernor
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AArrERED EoGY.

Democrats 10 Consrcss .boul | not be
deseIrsd from joining 10 the effort to
reduss the needless var taxes hy the
stale trick Of dangling 'sFre>-Trads''
bcg5 before their syts. The "sclrsy
should al be gone from this familiar
spock hy this time. The eopls Of New
York supported tbrse 'Feee-Taadersv
for Mayo last year and elected the ablest
Of thsm. At two Congressional cleo
tionS the people have elected majority
Of the Lover Il nae fros par y p'edg.
cd 10 ''revise the tariff a "a ieducs The
var taxes as meAns of prs.ertins the
surplus. And 10 1884 they elected .
President upon a platform distinctly
declaring the same policy.
Every man Of ordinary intelligenc,
upon the subjscs knows that no one il
proposing Free es-Trade," or anytbin,
remotely resembling it. The psndin,
Morrison Bill would Issve the averag,
d Isy 1T least double what Il was befor,
the war. IL wonld not effect the q
per cent redac'ipn recommended by
Republican President, strongly urgec
by two Republican Secretaries Of th
Treasury, l.r rrni'ed by RepubIicaI
Tariff Commission, and falsely elaine,
80 have bren made BY a Republican
Congress-. What nonsense and wba
dishonesty, ,thsn,to speak Of moderate
and nscessary tariff reduction from Ii,
var maximum as "Free-Trads" meas
urs
Neither Democrats nor honest Re-
pnblicnn revenue rufrmers should 81
frightened from their duty ~ his bat
'trsa pld eErrs~ ~Trada7 bo9y.
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A resolution memorializing Congress
to pension veterans % the Indian war
Of 1866 has passed both branches.
II. q. Hendricks end O. Q. Beekman
have heen reappointed by the Governor
and con6rmed by the Senate as regents
Of the State University. Pomeroy has
introduced bill appropriasing $4,000
TO build wagon road from Tillamook
Bay TO Clatskaine Landing on the Co
lumbia. Vote 1t down. Crook has a
bill authorizing the putting of gates 10
county roads by consent Of the County
Court. The house very wisely inde6-
nitely postponed the further oonsidera-
tion Of Johnson's bill 70 appropriate
$1,000 TO build a achool house in district
number i'm Grant county. The Siglin'
Wager investigation ends up with Sig
lin lying supinely On his back with
Wager standing by with his foot on th'
formers breast. Paulsen has bill a.
10 wing women to hold the Office o
County School Superintendent. Max
we'll has bill appropriating $4,000 4
lbuild bridge across Traak river, II
Tillamook county. Vote it down. Blev
! los hns bin providing for precinct ~
} SCISSORS. HeAry's bill to allow schoc
district 10 Linn county to build schoC
house has passed the house. wv
do not know what the nature of th
h;il;sA
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Do dyville.
HaaIth good.

Health good.
High water did some damage. 1.
washed several ae res Of whsat up fos
Hon. Harvey Sh sltou, and deposited
much drift wood nd logs on the Geld
belonging TO Lyn os.and Rocker, and
tore the head gate cut Of their mill and
washed tho dam pAetly out.
On the 2nd inst. John Richardson
was taking his boys across the creek In
boat whom no alipped III settiag out
Of hia beat and fell, breaking tLree Of
bis ribs. He il helpless and not getting
any better.
John Cyrus has lost two COWS. s.anoth-
er on the lifs and all others poor.
A good school IL had here, attendance
fall, but we fear this will not last long
unless some gonsipers learn TO hold theiE
tongues.
G. Sperry breaches every third Sun.
day 10 each month At Prosidsnss. Hia
subject on the third Sabbath Of this
moath is, 'srhs Conversion Of = Young
King"
SrA0 NECK.
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Tho reduction of in.srnal revenue and
Ih0 taking OF of reysnqs stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has largo
ly benefited tho consumers. ~ we'll A. 70,
iIeying the burden Of homo manuEAcsur-
ers. Especially Is this the casa with
Green's August Flower aud boschoe'a q
German Syrup as tho reduction offhlFty,
six cents per dozen. has been added TO il.-
crease the sire Of tho bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one fifiEl
more medicine Ia the rs cent size. The
Augnst Flower for dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and tho German syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have parhapa
the largest sale or any medicines In this
world, Toe advantage Of increased Aiza
oT the bottles will be greatly appreciated
b. the sick and afflicted, ia every town
and village In civilized countries. sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same sIxe
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BUTcHER KxlpE.

Knox HAigh,'s injured shia il still
improving.
Sam McIIree il still solid on ,bt old
ease.
s. B. Firniean bss gone to Trout
Dale. Will probably stop at salem on
his retain home.
Miss Ella Ovens is visiting friends
In the vicinity Of Peoria.
J3hn Crewse has returned from
Bate, Montrna, q little lank in thu
flank.
PoIiteness has returned homo some
what improved.
The young msrried couple tf Peoria
will support their bul. dog, snd he isn't
to be g,inned at b, other dogs that
haven't any teeth, and ,hore ladies' OF
Shsdd needn't be afraid to attend the
coming hop.
Fl. L. Rudd ha. the finest team and
sleigh in Peoria.
Pug can always find ito enou ID to
pay bis way.
Doctor Johuson has located, and will
be glad to accommodate Luy one 10 his
line Of business.
James Garrett has returned from
Eastesn Oregon, lie Is some~ hat i'm.
proved. 1t is a sad thing TO some oi
the young gents Of Peoria.
Major johnson is as happy as bis
sunaower. You don't see any changl
in bis looks.
Robert Owens is having sooe ver,
cold days, bat be never fails.
The pleasing face Of j. L. G in vii
be found at the Post Office.
| o. Puckst is still hunting aud trap
ping in this vicinity. He still has hi
little Dick.
] Phirst Porter has the finest kous,
rented In town and is batchinR.
Ben zsigIsr is pa, ing rs cents 70
wheat. Ben does love pigs.
Miss Anna Citizens Is still sick.
John PRATT is sorry he Pso.idsf.rr,
boat il gone. HI will probably cros
at Corvallis.
A. L. Cannon is a heavy loser q
hogs by high water.
Tone has got 80 be amt afrsil Il
come TO Peoria.
Il Oven Bond is talking Of hating
big hop, as soon as weather settles.
4 Carter Aliugham i still ID hopes.
Billy Sheppard cut bis foot badly.
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